Wuhan, also known as the River City, is where the Yangtze River and Han River converge. It serves as a thoroughfare to nine provinces and is a renowned historical and cultural city. Key attractions include the Yellow Crane Tower (a peerless scenic spot, one of the three famous towers south of the Yangtze River, offering panoramic views of the Yangtze River from atop), East Lake Eco-tourism Scenic Area (the largest urban lake in China, ideal for cycling along the greenway), Hubu Alley (a food street), Wuhan University (famous for its cherry blossom season), and Hubei Provincial Museum (home to the Marquis Yi of Zeng chime bells). Local delicacies include hot dry noodles, the soul of Wuhan breakfast; youtiao-wrapped shumai; mianwo; doupi; as well as steamed Wuchang fish, and pork rib and lotus root soup, representing Hubei cuisine.